Welcome to the North Penn Connected Educators Wiki
You're invite to join the education Twitter revolution to harness this social communication tool for the 12-13 school year.
Join the North Penn Professional Learning Network (PLN)! As you build your global Twitter PLN, be sure to follow your own North Penn colleagues. Please find a growing list of the Twitter usernames of fellow NPSD Twitterers at this linked Google Doc. –Be sure to add your name, position & Twitter handle too so others know who you are and can collaborate online with you moving forward. To participate while on Twitter, simply add #NPED to the end of your tweets to share your learning. Lots of "Learn Twitter" resources here.
Twitter for Beginners For those new to Twitter, attached is a quick-reference guide on how it works. Also, the following site includes resources to help get you up and running from Jerry Blumengarten (@cybraryman1), a retired school teacher who is truly one of the greatest resources on Twitter. http://cybraryman.com/twitter.html. Also, please find the Ultimate Guide To Using Twitter for Educators. Begin harnessing this tool and connect yourself to other talented educators around the world doing the same work as you.
Looking forward to connecting and collaborating with other North Penn educators discussing and sharing resources for Common Core, SAS, Educator Effectiveness and more. The Pennsylvania Connected Educators hashtag is #PATEACH. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact any of us. We look forward to a new form of collaboration.
#NPED
Welcome to the North Penn Connected Educators Wiki
You're invite to join the education Twitter revolution to harness this social communication tool for the 12-13 school year.
Join the North Penn Professional Learning Network (PLN)!
As you build your global Twitter PLN, be sure to follow your own North Penn colleagues. Please find a growing list of the Twitter usernames of fellow NPSD Twitterers at this linked Google Doc. –Be sure to add your name, position & Twitter handle too so others know who you are and can collaborate online with you moving forward. To participate while on Twitter, simply add #NPED to the end of your tweets to share your learning. Lots of "Learn Twitter" resources here.
Twitter for Beginners
For those new to Twitter, attached is a quick-reference guide on how it works. Also, the following site includes resources to help get you up and running from Jerry Blumengarten (@cybraryman1), a retired school teacher who is truly one of the greatest resources on Twitter. http://cybraryman.com/twitter.html. Also, please find the Ultimate Guide To Using Twitter for Educators. Begin harnessing this tool and connect yourself to other talented educators around the world doing the same work as you.
Looking forward to connecting and collaborating with other North Penn educators discussing and sharing resources for Common Core, SAS, Educator Effectiveness and more. The Pennsylvania Connected Educators hashtag is #PATEACH. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact any of us. We look forward to a new form of collaboration.
Glenn Yetter = @coachyetter
Amber Molloy = @edumolloy
Joe Covone = @joecovone & @nwelementary
Scott Swindells = @scottie2hotd
Gabrielle Morrison = @missmorrison123
Joe Mazza = @joe_mazza & @knappelementary